On Trial for Murder Jones Testifies in Own Defense
Edward Jones testified he did not kill Maude Cameras, claiming she attempted suicide earlier and that he only slashed the air with a razor during a quarrel. Prosecution witnesses described the fatal throat wound and Jones’s emotional state after the act. Witnesses said Jones later admitted planning to kill himself and that Cameras had given him the razor. The case proceeded with further testimony into the following morning.
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Wanlington Pos
Norfolk
Val
Todeiog Maude
Edward W Jones
Aiairgompany
Regan
Cold Bear
Kate Thongon
Joneas
Curned
Jones
Roberson
Haus
Agian
Gido
Million Dollar Suit Filed Over Stock Transfers
John D. Slayback of New York sues Bryport based on a $1,060,000 stake in Carbon Steel Company stock. He claims stock was transferred to Haymond under a temporary agreement and dispersed among relatives. Case references Rivmond and trust arrangements through nephew Curtis of South Norwalk.
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Maynd
Hiyer
York Supreme Court
Bayground
Europe
Bamead
Vomjveny
Imut Curtis
South Norwalk
Certa
Haymond Cyrus
Luraln
Ohio
Dougherty in broom factory misread line
Dougherty a known education figure recently convicted of embezzling school funds was assigned to sorting broom cores in a local broom factory. Creighton sought clerical work but prison medical staff ordered new tasks, sending him to a factory setting with unfamiliar machinery and restrictions.
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John Ho
Newton
Dougherth
Sven
Cory
Creigherty
Death sentence reimposed for Carter children murder four to hang
In Valdosta Georgia on December 1 the death sentence is reimposed for T G Rawlings his sons Milton and Jesse and a man named Al Moe for the murder of the Carter children. The sentence calls for execution on January 6 next. Rawlings the elder son is also sentenced to life imprisonment.
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Carter
Valdosta
Wats Asn
Todas
T G Rawlings
Milton
Jesse
al Moe
Meday
Fov
E. Rawlings
Country Home Burned in East Meadow Fire Loss
The residence of J Clint Smith on Long Island at East Meadow was destroyed by fire late last night. The blaze caused about 100000 in losses, including china, paint, and furniture. Hempstead weekly dispatch reports the country home burned with extensive damage and no mention of injuries.
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J. Clint Smith
Long Island
Hempstead
J Clint Smith
East Meadow- Dios
Snowbound Passenger Train Delayed Three Days in Blizzard
A Minneapolis St Paul ed Sault Ste Marie passenger train lay over three days in a blizzard with 26 below zero. The No 1 train finally arrived last evening, passengers kept warm as food was sent from the nearest station. Washington reception honored Dr Bernard Kelly of Baltimore and about sixty physicians attended.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapolis, St. Paul Ed Sault Ste Marie
Dakota Prairies
Harvard men plan cooperative farming project in New England
A group at Harvard is organizing an ideal farm project run on a cooperative model resembling a commune. A nine member committee is scouting land in New York Virginia Kansas and the West to hold in common with individual farms led by members. Notable backers include Ted Meier Hill Ristine Bert Rason Foster Kellogg and others from varsity teams and the Buesey Institution of Farming.
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Washington Post
Bourne
New York
Virginia
Kansas
Far West
Ted Meier
Hill Ristine
Cempbulls Eleven
Bert Rason
Foster Kellogg
Dana
G. Walcott
Buesey Institution of Farming
Equa Hyde
Wreck of Philadelphia Express Near Penn Haven Junction
Nine injured passengers were hospitalized after the Philadelphia Express on the Central Railroad of New Jersey derailed near Penn Haven Junction, about 16 miles north of Philadelphia. Two men were killed the engineer Rupert of Mauch Chunk and an extra engineer Detray. Victims include Howard Fuller age eighteen with a compound fracture, and several others with lacerations and contusions. nine taken to St Luke's Hospital, all expected to recover. The locomotive plunged twenty feet after leaving the rails on a sharp curve.
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Philadelphia Express
Central Railroad
New Jerey
Penn Haven Junction
Bhs
Rupert
Mauch Chunk
Detray
St Luke's Hospital
Howard A Fuller
Pulledelphia
Ulong
Thomas Goodwin
Saaipel Senults
Mar
Lanford
Falkelek
Buth
Wills
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Saloonkeeper in hiding after fatal revolver battle
New York December 1 Paul Kelly owner of Little Naples saloon where Willim Harrington was murdered in a revolver fight last week was arrested today after a week in hiding. He cited nervous prostration from the fatal battle as the cause for his avoidance of police.
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New York
Paul Kelly
Litte
Naples
Willim Harrington
Kelly
Sven
Harrington
Decision Against Hinsey in Pythian Reinstatement Bid
Master in Chancery Stein recommends dismissal of the bill by John M Hinsey former Endowment Bank president of the Knights of Pythias to retain membership. Hinsey was deposed from his rank in 1901 and has since fought to regain his status in the order.
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Chicago
Stein
John M Hinsey
Endowment Bank of the Knights of Pythias
Iis
Hinsey
Exponent ‘Bank
Father and Mother Dead in Buffalo Home Tragedy
A Buffalo couple, Thomas Danery and his wife, were found dead while their fifteen year old daughter lay unconscious from carbolic acid gas poisoning. The medical examiner confirmed poisoning as the cause of death and said the daughter was revived and expected to recover. A young girl who visited the Danery home discovered the scene and learned of the daughter's condition.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Thomas Danery
Danser
Tha Dancry
Riots at Guild Hall dispersed by police in London
London dispatch reports socialistic unemployed demonstrators clashed with police near Guild Hall. Five arrested, two hundred officers in riot gear dispersed crowds after leaders denounced the governing classes. Queen Alexandra backs a Christmas book to raise funds for the unemployed with major British literary figures contributing.
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London
Central Committee
Avaa
West
Sind
Alexandra
Britain
Balfour Eyes Resignation as Cabinet Opposes Parliament Dissolution
London reports from December 1 say the cabinet met for ninety minutes. Colleagues reportedly support Premier Balfour's plan to resign rather than dissolve Parliament, though no official confirmation has been issued. Balfour will travel to Gloucestershire for the week and not see King Edward until Monday.
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London
Balfour
Busch Buys Mosaic Glass Pictures for St Louis Museum
Adolphus Busch acquired two Mosaic glass pictures shown in the German art and industry exhibit in Berlin. The works, each made of 200000 fragments over six months, were donated to the public museum of St Louis. A Berlin firm produced them from Emperor William's commission using sketches by Prof. August Oetken.
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Adolphus Busch
St. Louis J
St. Louis
William
August Oetken
Lord Roberts Resigns From Imperial Defense Committee
London announces the resignation of Field Marshal Lord Roberts from the committee for imperial defense. Viscount Esher and Lieut Gen. Sir John French were invited to join as immediate organizers for nationwide effort implementing his proposals for universal military trading.
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London
Lord Roberts
Committee For Imperial Defense
Viscount Esher
Windsor Castle
John French
First Army Corps
Aldershot
Roosevelt message to Victor Emmanuel echoed in Rome
King Victor Emmanuel privately received Baron Mayor des Planches the Italian ambassador to the United States who conveyed a Roosevelt oral message. The king praised Roosevelt as a man and president and discussed the President with the ambassador who will join the emigration committee meeting backing Italian immigration to the Southern agricultural states. The ambassador, resting for health, will spend time in Rome and the Riviera.
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Victor Emmanuel
Baron Mayor Des Planches
United States
Roosevelt
Whch
Mr. Roosevelt
Emigration Committee
Syork
Rome
Riviera
Postponement Sought for Colonial Fiscal Conference
British Colonial Office hints at delaying the colonial conference on fiscal questions until 1907. Alfred Lyttelton proposed naming it an imperial council with a permanent commission. Cape Colony Natal and Australia agreed, Canada and Newfoundland objected, New Zealand unable to reply.
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Alfred Lyttelton
Lyttelton
Imperial Council
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Natal
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Canada
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New
Only Four New Cardinals Named at December Consistory
Rome reports that Pope Pius X will not publish Cavallari’s cardinalate until a later consistory. The December 11 ceremony will elevate four known figures: Mar Caquino de Azevedo, the Vatican major domo. Archbishop Samasa of Flan, Hungary. Mgr J A de Arcoverde de Albuquerque Cavalcanti, Archbishop of Rio de Janeiro. and Archbishop Spluja of Seville.
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Mgr. Cavallari
Uie
Venice
Iis
Mar. Caquino de Azevedo
Vatican
Samasa
Flan
Hungary
Mgr
J. A. de Arcoverde de Albuquerque Cavalcanti
Rio Faneiro
Spluoja
Seville
Alexandra Tenth Birthday Celebrated Across Britain
Queen Alexandra turned sixty one today as celebrations spread across the kingdom. artillery salutes rang church bells chimed and flags flew. At Sandringham the Queen hosted tea for all estate children and oversaw the cheerful proceedings.
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London
Alexandra
Sandringham
Agreement With Indians Opens Half Colville Reservation
Government reading of the Colville ceded lands pact shows an $1,530,000 payment for the north half of the Colville reservation and eighty acres per person for those not yet allotted. Remaining lands, minus minerals, to be sold with proceeds held in trust for Indians. $160,000 to be distributed pro rata once approved.
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Spokane
Wash
Te Government Indian Agency
Fort Spokane
Gates
McLaughlin
Interior Department
John Webster
No Indictments After Knox Grand Jury Probe
Mount Vernon Ohio December 1 The Knox County grand jury reported no indictments against members of the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity or Kenyon College related to the death of Stewart Pierson during initiation at Gambler. Jurors reviewed inquest testimony and concurred with Coroner Scarborough that Pierson was trapped on or near the tracks, but identified no guilty party.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Knox County
Delta Kappan Epsilon Fraternity
Kenyon College
Stewart Pierson
Scarborough
Chicago Charter Act Void Halted by Circuit Judge Mack
Judge Mack of the Circuit Court in Chicago voided the charter amendment passed by the last legislature which sought to grant Chicago a new city charter. The ruling delays the plan and the case will be appealed to the State Supreme Court.
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Circuit Court
Chicago
Segal
Supreme Court of
Four Perish In Sudden Sea Disaster At Sea Tow
A new steel barge Delawanna towing coal from New York to Boston foundered in heavy seas near Minots Light. Capt John B Munsey and his wife, plus engineer and cook, died. One crew member survived by clinging to a fragment of wreckage. The Scranton towed the Delawanna with 1 155 tons of anthracite coal onboard when she sank suddenly.
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Boston
Delawanna
John B. Mungey
Scranton
Minots
John B. Munsey
Munsey
Cook
Delawanne
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Bath Road
War on State Squatters Touches Raquette Lake
A Raquette Lake dispatch reports Chief Game Protector Burnham led fifteen men into the region with orders to remove all buildings on state lands erected since the constitutional amendment. The thirty to forty structures range from small cottages to mansions costing 15 000 to 18 000 dollars. Landholders threaten to shoot and promise bold actions if removals proceed.
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Utica
Raquette Lake
Burnham
Gfteen
Stats
Michigan Player Denies Self Harm Over Game Loss
Chicago reports claimed Dennis Clark planned suicide after the football game cost Michigan a defeat. Clark denied the report, saying he deeply regrets the error but did not intend self harm. He returned home to Detroit this morning.
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Michigan
Dennis Clark
Clark
Detroit
Tablet for Scotch Regiment Memorial at Carnegie Library
A tablet commemorating the Black Watch Scot Regiment of the French and Indian War era will be placed in the new Carnegie Library. The tablet honors members who died in the 1758 attack on Fort Ticonderoga. Officers of the present Black Watch in Scotland approved erecting the memorial.
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Carnegie
Famoana Black Watch
Ticonderoga
Black Watch
Scotland
Fort Ticonderoga
Abercombie
Georgetown Merchants Advertise Through The Post
Georgetown merchants solve the advertising problem by using The Post to reach homes. Notices include Weller’s services, Arlington Horse Co sale times, guaranteed horses, real estate listings, and local trades. Various residents and businesses are named with addresses on M Street and Prospect Avenue, plus holiday gift items and store notices.
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Post
Arlington Horse Co
Averon
Sigures
Items of Interest on Pennsylvania Avenue
A collage of advertisements and notices along Pennsylvania Avenue DC highlights shops selling tailoring goods wine and liquor groceries and bicycles. It notes business longevity Martin Bros real estate agents on 1925 Pennsylvania Ave NW celebrate twenty years and report services in investment property rents fire insurance and mortgages. It also mentions Eastern Market renovations and local residents returning from trips with minor social updates.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Wm. R. Brown
26Th
Pa. Ave
West End
Northwest
Martin Bros
Remul St
Bis
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